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digitalcommons.nyls.edu NYLS Publications Commencement Programs 2002 2002 Commencement Program New York Law School Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.nyls.edu/commencement_progs Recommended Citation New York Law School, "2002 Commencement Program" (2002). Commencement Programs. 15. https://digitalcommons.nyls.edu/commencement_progs/15 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the NYLS Publications at DigitalCommons@NYLS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Commencement Programs by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@NYLS. New Yark Law School 110th Commencement Exercises Lincoln Center June 2, 2002 A Message from the Dean Dear Members of the Class of 2002: Graduation always stirs emotions: appreciation for the support of parents, family, and friends; elation while contemplating new jobs, unique opportunities, and becoming a lawyer; relief that finals are over; fear of the unknown and even the known (yes, I know there is a bar exam); and satisfaction in all that has been accomplished and all that will be accomplished in the years to come. But this year brings forth other emotions, specific to your class and your law school: sadness for the great loss we have suffered; shock at our country's great vulnerability; uncertainty about whether the rule of law matters when lawless individuals can cause so much harm; and detennination to lead meaningful, responsible, productive lives as lawyers in a troubled world. To this list I must add my own response. I am proud of you, the Class of 2002. You showed true grit this year, held it together, came back strongly, performed with great elan, showed grace under pressure, proved your courage, demonstrated your dedication to the law, and bonded like no other group ever before. Law teachers often emphasize the intellectual over the emotional. Lawyers keep a professional distance from their clients. Classmates compete with each other, but rarely show their admiration and love. This year is different. We salute the Class of 2002 who have cared deeply for each other, shown great emotional strength, and demonstrated their character! Sincerely, Richard A. Matasar Dean and President BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS Arthur N. Abbey '59, Chaimian of the Board Gerald C. Crotty '76, Vice Chairman of the Board Hon. Ernst H. Rosenberger '58, Vice Chainnan of the Board Sandra S. Weiksner, Vice Chainnan of the Board Richard A. Matasar, Dean and President TRUSTEES Armando T. Belly Nancy Lee Giller '97 Steven E. Pegalis '65 Judith A. Bresler '74 Kathleen Grimm '80 Andrew Penson '84 Anthony Capetola 70 William H. Hayden Sybil Shainwald '76 David B. Cornstein Lawrence S. Huntington '64 Michael N. Vittorio Philip M. Damashek Ronald LaBow '62 Harry H. Wellington Telesforo Del Va lle Jr. '82 Susan Mendik James D. Zirin Ben Pascariu, M.D. TRUSTEES EMERITI J. William Campo '48 Maurice R. Greenberg '50 John M. Regan Jr. Jerry Finkelstein '38 Samuel J. LeFrak John V. Thornton Alexander D. Forger Bayless Manning Rev. Canon Sydney Woodd-Cahusac Sylvia 0 . Garland '60 Hon. Francis T. Murphy Jr. '52 HONORARY TRUSTEE Or. Calvin H. Plimpton OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Richard A. Matasar, B.A., J.O.......... ... ........ ...... .. ............ Dean, President, and Professor of Law Jethro K. Lieberman, B.A., M.Phil., J.D., Ph.D ... ............. .Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Law Stephen J. Ellmann, B.A., J.D .... ..... .... .... .. ...... .Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Professor ofLaw Joyce Saltalarnachia, A.B., M.L.S., J.D ....... ......... ............. .Director of the Law Library and Professor of Law fi'red Dejohn, B.A., J.D. ......................................... .Associate Dean for Finance and Administration Joan Fishman, B.A., M.A. ................................................... .Associate Dean for Special Proiects Barbara I. Leshinsky, B.S., M.S. ............. ....................... .Associate Dean for Institutional Advancement Matthew Wilkes, A.B., J.D. .. ........... ......... ..... .Associate Deem for Public Interest and Community Service Altagracia Dilone Levat, B.A. ...... ............... .................... ...... .Associate Dean for Public Affairs Full-Time Faculty and Instructional Staff Richard C. Beck Seth D. Harris Joyce Saltalamachia Andrew Berman* Mariana flogan Edward Samuels Lcnni B. Benson Randolph N. Jonakait Ross Sandler Robert Blecker fo'aith Stevelman Kahn David S. Schoenbrod Michael Botcin Kenneth C. Kettering Richard K. Sherwin Frank Bress• William P. LaPiana James F. Simon James Brook Joel S. Lee Michael B. W. Sinclair Camille Broussard Arthur S. Leonard Cameron Stracher Carol A. Buckler Jethro K. Lieberman Nadine Strossen Eugene Cerruti Joseph L. Marino Lynn Boepple Su Pamela R. Champine Richard D. Marsico Ruti C. Teitel David Chang Richard A. Matasar Ann F. Thomas Lung-chu Chen Carlin Meyer Harry 1-1. Wellington Sydney M. Cone, JJI Elaine P. Mills Donald Zeigler Paul R. Dubinsky William R. Mills Stephen J. Ellmann Denise C. Morgan FACULTY EMERITI Aleta C. Estreicher Frank Munger Anthony Q. Fletcher Stephen A. Newman Hon. Sidney I-1. Asch Kris Franklin • Beth Noveck* Quintin Johnstone I. Cathy Glaser Rudolph J. R. Peritz Joseph 1-l. Koffier Annette Gordon-Recd Michael L. Perlin Kim M. Lang Lawrence M. Grosberg Edward A. Purcell Jr. Donald P. Rothschild Karen Gross Sadiq Reza E. Donald Shapiro Jeffrey J. H,ms Tanina Rostain • f,{(ecfin: July I, 2002 Adjunct Faculty (2001-2002) Miriam R. Adelman Hon. James L. Garrity Jr. Patrick D. Reilly Paul S. Adler Elizabeth Gertz Norman L. Reimer Willem F. Korthals Altes David L. Class Hon. Rosalyn H. Richter Joseph T. Arenson Marshall Green Andrea Risoli Victor N. Balancia Kathleen Grimm Elizabeth Rosen Helaine Balsam William M. Harrington Hon. Ernst H. Rosenberger Mark Barnes Caramia R. Hart Stuart Rosenblum Frances C. Berger Jan Hoth-Uzzo )effrey A. Rosen tha 1 Richard B. Bernstein William Jannace David C. Samuels Raymond H. Brescia Rhonnic Broder Jaus Anne-Marie Santangelo Judith Bresler Sarah Taft Jones Shirley Sarna Gary Richard Brown David N. Kelley Stella Schindler Albert K Butzel Steven L. Kessler Sanford J. Schlesinger .. Leslie Ragon Cald well Hon. Diane Kiesel Lawrence P Schnapf Jay C. Carlisle Daniel C. Knickerbocker Jr. Lewis Schnurr Michael Cestaro Daniel Kornstein Eileen Caulfield Schwab Susan M. Chesler Todd V. Lamb Beth C. Schwartz Vincent Chirico Phyllis D. Landau Jay Shapiro Margaret L. Clancy Craig A. Landy Jill Simon Shapiro Louise E. Cohen Eric Lane Stephen P. Shea Myron Cohen Robert Layton Richard Siegler Dorothea A. Constas Sheldon L1wrence Leader Hon. George Bundy Smith Lindsay A. Curcio Hon. Gerald Lebovits Christina Olson Spiesel Larry F. Darby Margaret Sipser Liebowitz Lawton W. Squires Mark F. Dewan Martin P. Levin Cameron A. Stracher Rosemary Dibenedetto Amy Littman Peter J. Strauss Stephen Dobkin Teresa Marrero Gary L. Tidwell Donna Dougherty Daniel L. Master Francis). Valentino Sherri Lee Eisenpress Martin J. McClain Ad Van Loon David Epstein Glenn R. Metsch-Ampel Alan Vinegrad Lloyd Epstein Philip J. Michaels Edward C. Wallace Seymour l. Feig Zuhayr A. Moghrabi Hon. Evan J. Wallach Irving N. Feit Hon. William Mogulcscu Otto L. Walter David L. Ferslendig Avraham C. Moskowitz David A. Weinstein Robert J. Firestone Dennis David Parker Hon. Patricia Anne Williams Hon. Helen E. Freedman Deryck Ainsworthe Palmer Cecil Wray Paul Gardephe Steven E. Pegalis Hon. James A. Yates Alain Cardrat Virginia Ramadan Peter Zablot:sky Bonnie Garone Bridget M. Regan Greg M. Zipes Honorary Degree Recipients 1955 TI,c I lonorable Charles William Froessel '13 1974 The Honorable Brendan T. B}·me 1985 11,e Honorable Mario M. Cuomo 11,e Honorable john Marshall llarlan '24 Walter M. Jeffords Jr. Robert B. McKay Archibald Robinson Watson Samuel j. LcFrak Bill Moyers The Honorable Owen McCivem The Honorable Ellen Ash Peters 19;6 ,\lbcrt Cohn '08 Donna E. Shalala Albert Conway 1975 The Honorable Charles D. Breitcl Denis Ol.cmy William J. Curran 1986 Barbara Aronstein Black Ccn. John Einar Murray The Honorable William Joseph Brennan Jr. 1957 Nathaniel L. Goldstein ·1s The Honorable Peter W. Rodino Jr. 11,e Honorable Edward I. Koch Charles M. Griffiths 'I 0 Stefan Trcschel Myres Smith McDougal David W Peck 11,e Honorable Robert F'. Wagner 1900 ·11,e Honorable Spottswood W. Robinson Ill William Weary 1958 'l11e llonorable Joseph A. Cox 1987 Fred W. Friendly James Thomas I bllinan 'II 1976 The I lonorablc Warren E. Burger The Honorable 11,omas Howard Kean Gerald Nolan Milton 1-lelpern Frederick A.O. Schwarz Jr. Ferdinand Pecora Mary Gardiner Jones Ellen V. Putter Gen. Rowland F. Kirks 1959 Bernard Botcin Harry Ostrov ·2; 1988 11,e Honorable Patricia McGowan Wald Theodore Granik The I lonornble Edward 0. Re Archibald R. Murray Philip ~I. Kleinftcld '16 Joseph Solomon ·27 Ernst C. Stiefel Edward J. Neary '15 1977 Tnc I lonornble Dennis DeConcini 1989 J. William Campo 1960 Charles Stewart Desmond Eli,.abclh Hughes Gossett The Honorable Roger J. ~liner '56 171c Honorable I loward T. Markey 1961 Robert Moses The Honorable Daniel Patrick Moynihan 1990 Alvin J. Bronstein ·51 Albert M. Sacks Linda A. F'airstein 1962 Stan ley Howel ls F'und 'l11e Honorable Mi lton L. Williams 0 63 Sylvester Comstock Smit h Jr. '18 1978 The Honorable Griffen 8. Bell Murray Stockman '15 TI1e I lonorahlc Gerald R. F'ord 1991 11,e llonorable David N. Dinkins ·n,c Honorable Erwin N. Griswold 171e l-lonornblc John H. Sununu 1963 Sydney E Poster The Honorable Damon J. Keith Rabbi Emmanuel Rackman 1992 The I lonorablc Sandrn Day O'Connor 1964 George J. Beldock James f. Simon Hunter Labatut Delatour '06 1979 'fl,e Honorable Benjamin R. Civiletti Marvin R. Dye The I lonorable Lawrence 1-1. Cooke 1993 Shepard Broad '27 Alfred Gross Barbara Knowles Debs Drew S. Days 111 Abraham S. Goldstein The I lonorable Judith S. Kaye 1965 Edwin L. Weisel 'llie Honorable Jacob K. javits The l-lonornble David T. Wilentz ' 17 •n1e I lonorablc Wade H. McCrcc Jr. 199+ The Honorable Rudolph W.
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